HOUSTON AIRPORT (IAH) - GEORGE BUSH INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORT
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George Bush Intercontinental Airport Houston (IATA: IAH, ICAO: KIAH) is 23 miles north of downtown Houston, Texas.
It is located between Interstate 45 and interestate 69 / U.S Highway 59, inside the Houston city limits in the Aldine area, and is adjacent to Humble.
It is frequently referred to as Houston Airport. With more than 30 destinations in Mexico, Bush Intercontinental offers service to more Mexican destinations than any other U.S. airport. Is also the headquarters of United Airlines, and Bush Intercontinental is United’s largest hub, with 800 daily departures. Houston Airport is named after George H. W. Bush, the 41st President of the United States.
The airport has flights to parts of the United States, as well as to Canada, Central and South America, Europe, Africa and Asia. In 2017, George Bush Intercontinental Airport handled over 40,696,216 passengers in terms of passenger traffic, being the 43th busiest airport worlwide and among the 10 busiest airports in the North America.
Bush Intercontinental is Texas’ second largest air facility, after Chicago O’Hare International Airport
Terminals + info
Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport has 5 terminals: A, B, C, D and E. All terminals at the airport are connected through the Skyway and the Subway. See more information
Terminal A
It has gates from A1 to A30 located in two groups: A1-A15 and A17-A30. Handles all non-United domestic and Canada flights, international departures and some United Express flights.
Terminal B
The only airline that operates at the terminal is United. It serves all United Express flights except International arrivals. It has gates from B1 to B88 divided in different concourses.
Terminal C
It has gates numbered from C1 to C45 divided between South and North concourses. It serves as the United Airlines main base of domestic operations.
Terminal D
George Bush Airport Terminal D does not serve intentational arrivals at the moment, thus are served in Terminal E. It has 12 gates. It is planned to expand the terminal until 2021.
Terminal E
Is the newest Terminal and has gates from E1 to E24. It serves all United international flights from all other terminals and some domestic operations.
Lost and found
For items lost in the airplane, please, contact with your airline.
For items lost in the airport, passengers can call to the following phone: +1-713-845-6673
Inter-terminal Transportation
The Skyway is an elevated train that connects all terminals for those passengers with connecting flights, without having to re-enter security.
There is also an underground train (Subway) that connects all terminals and the hotel for all people, passengers and visitors.
See the inter terminal transportation options.
Transportation + info
To transfer from and to Houston Airport, there are available the following means of transport:
- Bus: The METRO public transportation company offers several bus routes to and from Houston Airport.
- Airport shuttles: Several shuttle bus companies are at your disposal.
- Taxis: Transfer to downtown Houston within 40 minutes.
- Car rental: Book your car through our search engine.
Some interesting data
- 5 Terminals & 5 runways
- Mexico City, Cancún, London, Calgary and Frankfurt are the busiest international routes from Houston Airport.
- Los Angeles, Denver, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas and San Francisco are the busiest domestic routes.
- Approx. 180 destinations worldwide (31 destinations in Mexico)
Contact information
IAH Address: George Bush Intercontinental Airport
2800 North Terminal Road
Houston, Texas 77032
Telephone: +1-281-230-3100
Email: info@fly2houston.com
